<p>Prior to taking the oath as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister on Sunday morning, actor-turned-politician Vijay had to pick between the two constituencies that he had won: Trichy East and Perambur. The choice was natural; Vijay chose to retain the Perambur seat in Chennai while resigning from the Trichy East. On Vijay's behalf, TVK leaders Sengottaiyan and Venkatramanan had submitted the resignation letter to the Principal Secretary of the Legislative Assembly. While Chennai's Perambur is widely seen as the natural choice, as it is close to the seat of power, there are more reasons behind this choice.</p><h2><strong>What Vijay had said while campaigning...</strong></h2><p>"Before performing a good deed, I wanted to start it from the place where those dear to me are residing. I could do it from anywhere in Tamil Nadu, as the state is dear to me. But we are starting at our very doorstep(Perambur), and that has its own feel. Starting from the place our mother was born in, with blessings, is a bright sign," Vijay had said while filing his nomination and campaigning from Perambur. This is perceived as a statement indicating Vijay's affinity towards his home city of Chennai.</p><h2><strong>TVK's stunning performance in Chennai</strong></h2><p>In Tamil Nadu politics, it is widely regarded that the assembly constituencies in the capital city of Chennai are DMK strongholds. For context, DMK and its allies won all 16 seats in Chennai during the 2021 Assembly polls. Taking on the ruling DMK in Chennai, Vijay's TVK managed to sweep 14 of 16 seats in the region. "14 of 16 city seats being bagged by the TVK shows the support base that the debutant party enjoys in the capital. Therefore, his decision to retain Perambur would be aimed at consolidating this base in Chennai," political analyst Sumanth C Raman told this author. Notably, TVK had fielded multiple candidates from Vijay's inner circle in Chennai city.</p><h2><strong>Vijay's constituency visit promise</strong></h2><p>While campaigning, the actor-turned politician had promised that he would visit his own constituency at least once a month. Referring to Trichy East and Perambur, Vijay had said that these places were "extra special" to him. Assuring voters that he would be highly accessible, he added that people could meet him easily and get their needs attended to. This was also seen as a counter to his critics who taunted him over being inaccessible owing to his cinema superstar status. For all practical purposes, having to visit a constituency in his own city of Chennai is also a matter of convenience for Chief Minister Vijay. For context, Trichy East is about 350 km away from the capital city.</p><h2><strong>Perambur was Vijay's original choice</strong></h2><p>Initially, Perambur was the only constituency that was chosen for Vijay to contest. Trichy East was a later choice based on some advice that Vijay had received. Otherwise, he was not planning to contest from Trichy East, Sumanth Raman added. A labour-dominated and caste-neutral constituency, Perambur has a sizeable minority population, while the urban youth and women vote are also seen as favourable for TVK.</p><h2><strong>Vijay's victory margin in Perambur nearly twice as much as Trichy East</strong></h2><p>In Perambur and Trichy East, Vijay defeated candidates of the ruling DMK. His victory margin in Chennai's Perambur is almost twice as much as the margin in Trichy East. The TVK Chief secured a 53,715-vote margin in Perambur and a 27,416-vote margin in Trichy East. Additionally, the visibility gained from representing a Chennai seat is significantly higher than that of Trichy East. A high-profile actor like Vijay representing Perambur is an indication that might help build a narrative that Vijay is backed by the common people, the working class, and politically active communities. "Comparatively, Perambur is a place that is in need of development activities, and it is in the capital city," explained a functionary from Vijay's party, not wishing to be quoted.</p>

While campaigning, the actor-turned politician had promised that he would visit his own constituency at least once a month. Referring to Trichy East and Perambur, Vijay had said that these places were "extra special" to him. 

Prior to taking the oath as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister on Sunday morning, actor-turned-politician Vijay had to pick between the two constituencies that he had won: Trichy East and Perambur. The choice was natural; Vijay chose to retain the Perambur seat in Chennai while resigning from the Trichy East. On Vijay's behalf, TVK leaders Sengottaiyan and Venkatramanan had submitted the resignation letter to the Principal Secretary of the Legislative Assembly. While Chennai's Perambur is widely seen as the natural choice, as it is close to the seat of power, there are more reasons behind this choice. What Vijay had said while campaigning... "Before performing a good deed, I wanted to start it from the place where those dear to me are residing. I could do it from anywhere in Tamil Nadu, as the state is dear to me. But we are starting at our very doorstep(Perambur), and that has its own feel. Starting from the place our mother was born in, with blessings, is a bright sign," Vijay had said while filing his nomination and campaigning from Perambur. This is perceived as a statement indicating Vijay's affinity towards his home city of Chennai. TVK's stunning performance in Chennai In Tamil Nadu politics, it is widely regarded that the assembly constituencies in the capital city of Chennai are DMK strongholds. For context, DMK and its allies won all 16 seats in Chennai during the 2021 Assembly polls. Taking on the ruling DMK in Chennai, Vijay's TVK managed to sweep 14 of 16 seats in the region. "14 of 16 city seats being bagged by the TVK shows the support base that the debutant party enjoys in the capital. Therefore, his decision to retain Perambur would be aimed at consolidating this base in Chennai," political analyst Sumanth C Raman told this author. Notably, TVK had fielded multiple candidates from Vijay's inner circle in Chennai city. Vijay's constituency visit promise While campaigning, the actor-turned politician had promised that he would visit his own constituency at least once a month. Referring to Trichy East and Perambur, Vijay had said that these places were "extra special" to him. Assuring voters that he would be highly accessible, he added that people could meet him easily and get their needs attended to. This was also seen as a counter to his critics who taunted him over being inaccessible owing to his cinema superstar status. For all practical purposes, having to visit a constituency in his own city of Chennai is also a matter of convenience for Chief Minister Vijay. For context, Trichy East is about 350 km away from the capital city. Perambur was Vijay's original choice Initially, Perambur was the only constituency that was chosen for Vijay to contest. Trichy East was a later choice based on some advice that Vijay had received. Otherwise, he was not planning to contest from Trichy East, Sumanth Raman added. A labour-dominated and caste-neutral constituency, Perambur has a sizeable minority population, while the urban youth and women vote are also seen as favourable for TVK. Vijay's victory margin in Perambur nearly twice as much as Trichy East In Perambur and Trichy East, Vijay defeated candidates of the ruling DMK. His victory margin in Chennai's Perambur is almost twice as much as the margin in Trichy East. The TVK Chief secured a 53,715-vote margin in Perambur and a 27,416-vote margin in Trichy East. Additionally, the visibility gained from representing a Chennai seat is significantly higher than that of Trichy East. A high-profile actor like Vijay representing Perambur is an indication that might help build a narrative that Vijay is backed by the common people, the working class, and politically active communities. "Comparatively, Perambur is a place that is in need of development activities, and it is in the capital city," explained a functionary from Vijay's party, not wishing to be quoted.

<p>While campaigning, the actor-turned politician had promised that he would visit his own constituency at least once a month. Referring to Trichy East and Perambur, Vijay had said that these places were "extra special" to him.&nbsp;</p>

After winning both, why did CM Vijay pick Chennai's Perambur over Trichy East?

TVK chief Vijay has been sworn in as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, becoming the first non-Dravidian leader to hold the post in 59 years. The historic swearing-in marks a major political shift in the state after decades of dominance by the DMK and AIADMK. Leaders, supporters, and film personalities gathered in Chennai to witness the landmark moment in Tamil Nadu politics.


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Vijay took oath as Tamil Nadu chief minister amid loud cheers from fans, briefly going off-script before being corrected by the Governor. The TVK chief later signed key welfare orders, promised “real, secular, social justice,” and received a ceremonial Guard of Honour in Chennai.

<p>Vijay took oath as Tamil Nadu chief minister amid loud cheers from fans, briefly going off-script before being corrected by the Governor. The TVK chief later signed key welfare orders, promised “real, secular, social justice,” and received a ceremonial Guard of Honour in Chennai.</p>

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<p>While still being tight-lipped about the alleged affair, actor Trisha Krishnan on Sunday (May 10) arrived at Chennai's Jawharlal Nehru Stadium to attend Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief C Joseph Vijay’s oath-taking ceremony. As she left her residence in Chennai, she was asked by reporters to react on the oath-taking of Vijay. Accompanied by her mother, Uma Krishnan, Trisha stepped on the front seat of the car saying she is "looking forward" to the day.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Trisha was dressed in a striking blue silk saree with a beige embroidered blouse. She paired it with a diamond and ruby choker and matching earrings. A dainty bindi, and malli poo (jasmine flowers)-adorned hair completed her look. On a reporter's question- "big day for Tamil Nadu", actor Trisha Krishnan says, "Thank you, looking forward," as she leaves from her residence in Chennai. She is now at the venue and was seen waving at the supporters.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h2><a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/live-blog-tamil-nadu-cm-vijay-oath-ceremony-live-updates-tvk-congress-cpi-vck-new-government-floor-test-tn-poll-result-tamilaga-vettri-kazhagam-stalin-aiadmk-1778380873790/amp">Tamil Nadu CM oath ceremony LIVE updates</a></h2>

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<p>Incidentally, Vijay's win on May 4 coincided with Trisha's birthday. On the day of election, Trisha shared her photo after casting vote, and fans were quick to notice the Vijay link. The song she added with her photo was Arjunar Villu from Vijay's 2013 film Ghilli. While Vijay and Trisha Krishnan are tight lipped about the alleged affair, Trisha was spotted with Vijay at a wedding function making the rumour mills go wild. Later, on election day, Trisha shared an image of her inked finger with Vijay's movie song in background. On May 4, when TVK inched closer to victory, Trisha visited Vijay's residence and waved to the press.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Read: </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/vijay-brings-back-mgr-magic-in-tamil-nadu-election-result-kamal-hassan-trisha-jayalaitha-affair-thalapathy-vaathi-coming-tvk-who-will-be-tamil-nadu-cm-1777898435333"><strong>Vijay brings back MGR magic in Tamil Nadu politics</strong></a></p><h2>Vijay to be Tamil Nadu CM</h2><p>After days of political chaos and hectic parleys, Tamil Nadu is finally set to get a new government, with Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief C Joseph Vijay scheduled to take oath as chief minister on Sunday at 10 am at Chennai’s Nehru Stadium. Vijay’s elevation is being seen as a historic political shift, as he becomes the first Tamil Nadu chief minister since 1967 to come from outside the DMK-AIADMK political duopoly. The actor-turned-politician who debuted this election season, scripted a grand victory as his party became the single largest in Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026. However, TVK fell short of majority in the 234-member Assembly, paving way for four days of intense drama.</p>

Trisha Krishnan briefly reacted ahead of Vijay’s swearing-in ceremony as Tamil Nadu chief minister, saying, “Thank you, looking forward,” when asked if it was a big day for the state while leaving her Chennai residence.

While still being tight-lipped about the alleged affair, actor Trisha Krishnan on Sunday (May 10) arrived at Chennai's Jawharlal Nehru Stadium to attend Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief C Joseph Vijay’s oath-taking ceremony. As she left her residence in Chennai, she was asked by reporters to react on the oath-taking of Vijay. Accompanied by her mother, Uma Krishnan, Trisha stepped on the front seat of the car saying she is "looking forward" to the day. Trisha was dressed in a striking blue silk saree with a beige embroidered blouse. She paired it with a diamond and ruby choker and matching earrings. A dainty bindi, and malli poo (jasmine flowers)-adorned hair completed her look. On a reporter's question- "big day for Tamil Nadu", actor Trisha Krishnan says, "Thank you, looking forward," as she leaves from her residence in Chennai. She is now at the venue and was seen waving at the supporters. Tamil Nadu CM oath ceremony LIVE updates

<p>Trisha Krishnan briefly reacted ahead of Vijay’s swearing-in ceremony as Tamil Nadu chief minister, saying, “Thank you, looking forward,” when asked if it was a big day for the state while leaving her Chennai residence.</p>

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<p><br>As Vijay takes the oath as the ninth Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu on Sunday in Chennai, several prominent personalities arrived at the ceremony to show him support. Among all, who caught the attention of the viewers was actor Trisha Krishnan, given her long-standing association with Vijay both on and off screen.</p><h2>Vijay's oath ceremony</h2><p>The historic political moment is taking place at Chennai’s Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium amid tight security, a day after Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar formally invited Vijay to form the government after his party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), emerged as a dominant force in the 2026 Assembly elections.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Read: </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/tamil-nadu-assembly-elections-a-look-at-tvk-leader-vijay-s-33-year-journey-in-cinema-1777875517164"><strong>Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections: A look at TVK leader Vijay’s 33-year journey in cinema</strong></a></p><p><br>The Governor has also asked the newly formed government to prove its majority in the Assembly by May 13.</p><h2>Trisha Krishnan arrives in style</h2><p>The stadium saw the arrival of supporters, party workers, celebrities, and senior leaders, including Trisha. She was seen entering the venue dressed in a blue silk saree paired with traditional jewellery and jasmine flowers in her hair. Her mother, Uma Krishnan, was also spotted alongside the actor.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Read</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/vijay-s-first-statement-post-tvk-win-in-tamil-nadu-thanks-pm-narendra-modi-well-being-of-our-people-remains-our-only-goal-1777990584817"><strong>: Vijay's first statement post TVK win in Tamil Nadu, thanks PM Narendra Modi: 'Well-being of our people remains our only goal'</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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<p>&nbsp;</p><p>Earlier this morning, Trisha was photographed leaving her Chennai residence in a black SUV to attend the ceremony.</p><h2>What Trisha said about Vijay</h2><p>When reporters asked her about the "big day for Tamil Nadu," the actor responded, "Thank you, looking forward," while leaving her residence.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Read: </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/this-governor-behaviour-is-disgusting-actor-prakash-raj-speaks-out-in-support-of-vijay-1778160549198"><strong>This Governor behaviour is disgusting! Actor Prakash Raj speaks out in support of Vijay</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Tamil Nadu: Actor Trisha Krishnan at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Chennai, where TVK Chief C Joseph Vijay will take oath as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, shortly. <a href="https://t.co/VmvDUqIjIq">pic.twitter.com/VmvDUqIjIq</a></p>&mdash; ANI (@ANI) <a href="https://twitter.com/ANI/status/2053319379098710415?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 10, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>Vijay's entry into politics</h2><p>Vijay’s oath-taking marks a major shift in Tamil Nadu politics. His party secured enough support to stake a claim to power, making this the first government in nearly six decades that is not led by either the DMK or the AIADMK. The actor-turned politician known for films such as Thuppakki, Kaththi, Mersal, Master, Beast, and Leo, announced his retirement from cinema on December 27, 2025, at the audio launch of his final film, <i>Jana Nayagan.</i></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Read: </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/vijay-brings-back-mgr-magic-in-tamil-nadu-election-result-kamal-hassan-trisha-jayalaitha-affair-thalapathy-vaathi-coming-tvk-who-will-be-tamil-nadu-cm-1777898435333"><strong>Tamil Nadu Election Results: Vijay brings back MGR magic</strong></a></p><h2>Trisha's link to Vijay</h2><p>Trisha’s presence at the event comes amid the conversations around her friendship with Vijay. The two actors remain one of Tamil cinema’s most popular on-screen pairings and have worked together in successful films, including <i>Ghilli, Thirupaachi, Aathi, Kuruvi</i>, and, more recently, <i>Leo</i>.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Over time, speculation surrounding their personal equation has frequently surfaced online, although both actors have consistently maintained that they are close friends.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>In recent weeks, Trisha had also been seen during key moments linked to Vijay’s political journey. On the day election trends showed TVK taking a strong lead, she visited Tirupati temple and later stopped by Vijay’s residence in Chennai after the party’s impressive performance became clear.<br>&nbsp;</p>

Trisha Krishnan attended Vijay oath ceremony dressed in a blue silk saree paired with traditional jewellery. The oath ceremony is taking place at Chennai’s Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium amid tight security.


As Vijay takes the oath as the ninth Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu on Sunday in Chennai, several prominent personalities arrived at the ceremony to show him support. Among all, who caught the attention of the viewers was actor Trisha Krishnan, given her long-standing association with Vijay both on and off screen. Vijay's oath ceremony The historic political moment is taking place at Chennai’s Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium amid tight security, a day after Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar formally invited Vijay to form the government after his party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), emerged as a dominant force in the 2026 Assembly elections. Also Read: Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections: A look at TVK leader Vijay’s 33-year journey in cinema The Governor has also asked the newly formed government to prove its majority in the Assembly by May 13. Trisha Krishnan arrives in style The stadium saw the arrival of supporters, party workers, celebrities, and senior leaders, including Trisha. She was seen entering the venue dressed in a blue silk saree paired with traditional jewellery and jasmine flowers in her hair. Her mother, Uma Krishnan, was also spotted alongside the actor. Also Read: Vijay's first statement post TVK win in Tamil Nadu, thanks PM Narendra Modi: 'Well-being of our people remains our only goal'

<p>Trisha Krishnan attended Vijay's oath ceremony dressed in a blue silk saree paired with traditional jewellery. The oath ceremony is taking place at Chennai’s Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium amid tight security.<br>&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay met Tamil Nadu Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar at the Lok Bhavan on Saturday (May 9), marking their fourth meeting since the election results were announced on May 4. This latest visit comes after his party, TVK, secured majority support to form a government in the state. The actor-politician will take the oath as the Chief Minister on Sunday (May 10) at Nehru Stadium in Chennai at 10 am.</p><p>This comes after the Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK) and Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) extended unconditional support to TVK earlier in the day. In an official confirmation letter to TVK General Secretary Aadhav Arjuna, VCK President Thol. Thirumavalavan extended his support for the party to form a government in the state. Shortly after VCK’s announcement, IUML also extended its support to TVK. Both VCK and IUML have two MLAs each.</p><p>“With the support of Congress, CPI, CPI(M), VCK and IUML, 121 MLAs are now in support of TVK, and its path to form a government in the state is now clear, and as per sources, Vijay will take oath as Chief Minister at 3.15 PM tomorrow,” ANI reported.</p><p>Reportedly, Tamil Nadu Governor had cancelled his trip to Kerala to meet Vijay at 6:30 pm today after TVK got the support of VCK and IUML, ending the political crisis in the state.</p><p>While TVK emerged as the single largest party in the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections with 108 seats, it failed to reach the majority mark of 118 to form a government. However, after days of crisis in the state, it managed to secure the backing of Congress, Communist Party of India (CPI), Communist Party of India (Marxist), Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK) and the Indian Union Muslim League (IUML).</p>

TVK chief Vijay is set to take oath as the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister on Sunday (May 10). This comes after his fourth meeting with the state’s Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar at the Lok Bhavan.

Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay met Tamil Nadu Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar at the Lok Bhavan on Saturday (May 9), marking their fourth meeting since the election results were announced on May 4. This latest visit comes after his party, TVK, secured majority support to form a government in the state. The actor-politician will take the oath as the Chief Minister on Sunday (May 10) at Nehru Stadium in Chennai at 10 am. This comes after the Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK) and Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) extended unconditional support to TVK earlier in the day. In an official confirmation letter to TVK General Secretary Aadhav Arjuna, VCK President Thol. Thirumavalavan extended his support for the party to form a government in the state. Shortly after VCK’s announcement, IUML also extended its support to TVK. Both VCK and IUML have two MLAs each. “With the support of Congress, CPI, CPI(M), VCK and IUML, 121 MLAs are now in support of TVK, and its path to form a government in the state is now clear, and as per sources, Vijay will take oath as Chief Minister at 3.15 PM tomorrow,” ANI reported. Reportedly, Tamil Nadu Governor had cancelled his trip to Kerala to meet Vijay at 6:30 pm today after TVK got the support of VCK and IUML, ending the political crisis in the state. While TVK emerged as the single largest party in the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections with 108 seats, it failed to reach the majority mark of 118 to form a government. However, after days of crisis in the state, it managed to secure the backing of Congress, Communist Party of India (CPI), Communist Party of India (Marxist), Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK) and the Indian Union Muslim League (IUML).

<p>TVK chief Vijay is set to take oath as the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister on Sunday (May 10). This comes after his fourth meeting with the state’s Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar at the Lok Bhavan.</p>

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